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Hydration may be your best defence against stress, new research reveals

Hydration may be your best defence against stress, new research reveals

MOST people know they should drink more water, but our new research reveals an unexpected consequence of falling short: it could be making everyday stress significantly harder to handle.

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Nutrient-rich seafood is crucial for human body building

Leydah Sekgobela

How Africa’s women farmers are cultivating change

There is a need to invest in emerging technologies to transform Tanzania into a green industrial economy.

Tanzania can turn mineral wealth into green industrial opportunities

The story of trust: How storytelling can heal a nation

Njombe’s smallholder farmers lead agroecology movement for sustainable and healthier farming

General election: Need for Tanzanians to know leadership roles, development responsibilities

In Kenya, girls are sold into marriage to stave off starvation from drought

‘Dope’ Xmas: Now this is from the horse’s mouth…

Interview: Cooperation with China helps build "Great Green Wall" of Africa: Mauritania environment minister

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Helping individuals to access markets will increase their profits, attracting further investment and generating more jobs.

Why the government should focus on inclusive job creation

According to experts, eating seafood once or twice a week benefits many aspects of an individual’s health because of the numerous vitamins and minerals seafood contains. These nutrients are essential for maintaining overall body health.

Nutrient-rich seafood is crucial for human body building

Musa Kombo, Director of Pemba Child Rights Environmental and Control Organization (PECREMACO) (first let), speaks on the role of women and girls in mitigating climate change at the recently held Climate Change Symposium and Expo 2025

Pemba mangrove strategy empowers women, protects coastline and drives climate action

Over the past two decades, Tanzania has experienced both progress and setbacks in its fight against malaria

World Mosquito Day 2025: Tanzania’s ongoing fight against malaria, public health challenges

Tanzania, on the other hand, introduced modern family planning methods as early as 1959, even before independence. That shows foresight. But progress has been painfully slow.

Family planning is vital for national development and economic growth

Togo’s wild meat trade has moved to TikTok.

Online wild meat sellers: New study finds endangered species on offer in West Africa

The quality of democracy and dispensation of justice remains a challenge in many parts of Africa remains a challenge:

Envisaging Africa which respects democratic values, human rights

Kilole Namainge and his wife Joyce Namainge listens to a health expert during a monthly clinic visit at a health centre in Engaruka ward, Monduli District, Arusha Region

From tradition to transformation: Young Maasai fathers in Engaruka are redefining parenthood

Child wasting is a predictor of climate change-related conflict

Child malnutrition is a sign of conflict to come: Study links climate change, food and violence

As Vision 2050 boldly states, Tanzania’s goal is to be a high-income, industrialized, and inclusive nation. That journey will rise or fall on the shoulders of its youth.

Tanzania’s youth are the engine of our future, power of today

Meetings enable teachers to critically discuss matters and reach consensus which creates a common way of looking at things and doing them.

Staff meetings as the foundation of academic excellence in schools

Education boost for Mpimbwe Council in Mlele District, Katavi Region.

Mpimbwe schools get relief with over 400 desks, chairs support

The report shows that by 2030, just over half of employers (52 percent) anticipate allocating a greater share of their revenue to wages, with only 8 percent expecting this share to decline.

WEF: Fastest growing, declining jobs looming large

The Court has a maximum statutory timeframe of 10 months to conclude cases from the time they are filed, which reduces delays in justice and attracts investors by providing assurance of a business-friendly legal environment.

The High Court of Tanzania’s Commercial Division is key to economic growth, justice

Europe and North America were enlarged, while Africa—immense and central to global geography—was reduced in size. The effect, over centuries, has been more than aesthetic.

African Union now backs shift to equal earth map, challenges centuries of distorted views of Africa

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